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21 printable or digital pages on the addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of exponents, as well as their use in parentheses and brackets. Each page has 15 exponent problems and a weird or fascinating World Record:
- the quickest solution of Rubik’s Cube (7.87 seconds),
- the distance one man pushed a car using one finger (164 feet),
- the quickest ascent up the face of El Capitan (a 7,573 foot vertical climb),
- the longest motorcycle (722 feet long with 25 passenger seats),
- and much more…
PRINT: I created a PDF version that you can download on your computer and print for students to use in class or at home. Click on "Add one to cart" and download your copy.
DIGITAL ACTIVITY: I created a digital version with text boxes so students can type in the answers using a computer or tablet (for Distance Learning). Click on "Create Digital Activity" and link the activities to your Google Classroom. Online Resource. Yes, I already added the interactive layer to each page. Enjoy!
At the bottom of each page is a three by three grid called “The Sequence Challenge” where students solve five exponent problems and discover the missing four numbers. Take a look at the Preview to see sample pages. And if you would like more activities exponents and order of operations, then click on one of these links:
Exponents: What are they PowerPoint
Hangman: Exponents and Spider Factoids
Hangman: Exponents and Spider Secrets
Parentheses, Brackets, Braces and BUGS
If you want more on WORLD RECORDS:
Addition and Subtraction - World Records
Order of Operations - World Records
If you want CHARTS and GRAPHS activities, then take a look at these:
Winter Weather Charts and Graphs
Winter Olympics (Reading Charts and Graphs)
Global Warming and Solar Energy - Analyzing Charts and Graphs
Global Warming and Wind Power - Analyzing Charts and Graphs
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Description
21 printable or digital pages on the addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of exponents, as well as their use in parentheses and brackets. Each page has 15 exponent problems and a weird or fascinating World Record:
- the quickest solution of Rubik’s Cube (7.87 seconds),
- the distance one man pushed a car using one finger (164 feet),
- the quickest ascent up the face of El Capitan (a 7,573 foot vertical climb),
- the longest motorcycle (722 feet long with 25 passenger seats),
- and much more…
PRINT: I created a PDF version that you can download on your computer and print for students to use in class or at home. Click on "Add one to cart" and download your copy.
DIGITAL ACTIVITY: I created a digital version with text boxes so students can type in the answers using a computer or tablet (for Distance Learning). Click on "Create Digital Activity" and link the activities to your Google Classroom. Online Resource. Yes, I already added the interactive layer to each page. Enjoy!
At the bottom of each page is a three by three grid called “The Sequence Challenge” where students solve five exponent problems and discover the missing four numbers. Take a look at the Preview to see sample pages. And if you would like more activities exponents and order of operations, then click on one of these links:
Exponents: What are they PowerPoint
Hangman: Exponents and Spider Factoids
Hangman: Exponents and Spider Secrets
Parentheses, Brackets, Braces and BUGS
If you want more on WORLD RECORDS:
Addition and Subtraction - World Records
Order of Operations - World Records
If you want CHARTS and GRAPHS activities, then take a look at these:
Winter Weather Charts and Graphs
Winter Olympics (Reading Charts and Graphs)
Global Warming and Solar Energy - Analyzing Charts and Graphs
Global Warming and Wind Power - Analyzing Charts and Graphs
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